The President revealed at his press erence that he and the King hast wed the international situation general terms the previous night utter the state banquet at the White House, just as any two persons would discuss the situation in such strenuous days, The King and Queen will arrive at the New York World's Fair grounds 11 am, today and will receive Military Honours in the square in front of the Federal Building tu which they later will have luncheon.
Alter luncheon they will tour the Canadian, Irish and British pavilions and view the Australian, New Zealand and. colonial exhibits.
the Fair at 240 pin, Their will drive to Columbia University, 0 of the oldest educa Yional institutions in the United States and known as King's College prior to the Revolutionary War.
The King and Queen will sail the Hudson from New York at 5.15 pim, Saturday to be overnight guests Mr. and Mrs, Roosevelt in their ly home at Hyde Park.
'Their Majesties' stay at Hyde Park Sunday will probably be one of the niost restful periods of their entire visit to North America. There will be no crowds, o ceremonies and no banquets. They will not be bothered by the necessity for hurried changes of clothes to keep up with their rapidly-changing social schedule.
"Hot Dog" Piente The King and Queen will be able to Tinger in the rambling two-story frame house overlooking the 1000 acres Rousevelt estate on the majestic Hudson Rive:
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